Table 1. The infraspecific taxa of Pinus nigra from the central Balkans used in the present study, characteristics of sampling localities, and estimates of chloroplast microsatellite (cpDNA SSR) and mitochondrial (mtDNA) diversity.
									cpDNA SSR						mtDNA
Taxon		Location	Pop. ID	Latitude (N°)	Longitude (E°)	Altitude (m a.s.l.)	Geologic substratum	N	A	PA	ch	cph	HS	HT	mh	HS	HT
P. nigra ssp. nigra	var. nigra	Banjska stena	I	43°57´04´´	19°24´04´´	1040	Limestone	15	12	1	12	4	0.978		2	0.538
	var. nigra	Omar	II	43°54´02´´	19°23´18´´	950	Limestone	15	11	2	8	2	0.876		2	0.533
	var. nigra	Zmajevački potok	III	43°51´45´´	19°25´05´´	8F30	Serpentine	15	11	0	11	2	0.952		2	0.533
	var. gocensis	Priboj-Crni vrh	IV	43°34´56´´	19°35´06´´	1100	Serpentine	15	14	1	10	4	0.857		1	0.000
	var. gocensis	Goč-Gvozdac	V	43°33´32´´	20°40´56´´	790	Serpentine	15	12	1	9	2	0.933		1	0.000
P. nigra ssp. pallasiana	var. pallasiana	Jarešnik	VI	42°22´32´´	22°24´10´´	1300	Crystalline slate	15	16	1	12	4	0.962		1	0.000
	var. banatica	Lazareva reka	VII	44°01´02´´	21°55´39´´	750	Limestone	14	12	1	9	4	0.923		1	0.000
Total or average								104	22	7	38	22	0.926	0.949	2	0.229	0.358
N – sample size; A – the total number of cpDNA SSR alleles; PA – the number of private cpDNA SSR alleles; ch – the total number of cpDNA haplotypes; cph – the number of private cpDNA haplotypes; HS – haplotype diversity within populations; HT – total haplotype diversity; mh – the total number of mtDNA haplotypes